Archive for 'Marketing Tips'
Vaynerchuk Is Right
Posted on 20. Dec, 2011 by Ryan Deiss.
If you haven’t watched the video Gary Vaynerchuk’s keynote speech at this year’s Inc 500, you SHOULD (be advised, the guy really likes profanity). In the speech, he lays out some amazing predictions for the the future of marketing. In specific, he explains how social media is flipping the marketing model. What I really like [...]
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You’re Holding Our Newest Location
Posted on 13. Dec, 2011 by Ryan Deiss.
You know how sometimes you’re struggling to find a way to explain a marketing concept, then someone else just NAILS it? That’s how I felt when I was reading Seth Godin’s blog over the weekend. It’s one of the most important marketing trends to take place in marketing in the last five years and I’d [...]
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Why IE’s Days At The Top Are Numbered
Posted on 06. Dec, 2011 by Ryan Deiss.
For years, programmers have griped about having to cater to Microsoft’s browser near-opoly. Internet Explorer, designers complained, didn’t play by the rules and wasted tons of their time. Most of these web designers will be happy to know that IE’s kung fu grip on the browser market is finally and quickly breaking down. Last week, [...]
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Amazon Just Grabbed A Bigger Slice
Posted on 29. Nov, 2011 by joshloposer.
Amazon is the big winner coming out of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday mayhem. Since launching the first Kindle in 2007, it’s been pretty clear that Amazon is looking to duplicate Apple’s insanely successful business model. That is, create addictive, must-have devices and use those to sell (mostly digital) products. While they’re not beating Apple at [...]
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Facebook’s Shared Stories Break Into The Ticker
Posted on 22. Nov, 2011 by Ryan Deiss.
Facebook advertisers are about to get some new real estate to play with. “Sponsored Stories” – the ads that allow advertisers to glom onto the posts, “likes,” and check-ins of your Facebook friends – were launched last August. Starting on Monday, these context ads will break out of the greyish “Sponsored Story” box and into [...]


